Private beta
SKUZero Team
First buys get sized on one buyer's laptop, against a history nobody else can see, and by the time anyone asks why the order was that size the reasoning has gone with the browser tab. Team is the shared version: one library, one set of assumptions, and a decision somebody can stand behind.
None of what follows exists. There is no account, no login and nothing running behind this page: requesting beta access registers interest and does nothing else. If enough purchasing teams say it is worth paying for, it gets built and you hear from us. If not, the free tool carries on exactly as it is.
What it would include
- One shared launch library
One library per team rather than one per laptop. Everyone sizes first buys against the same corrected history, and a new buyer inherits years of it on day one instead of starting from their own memory.
- Backtesting on your own launches
Leave-one-out over your library: what this tool would have recommended for each past launch, against what actually happened. The only honest way to find out whether the method beats your current one, on your products rather than on a vendor's demo data. It reports a baseline beating us as plainly as it reports a win.
- Approvals and versioning
Who sized it, who signed it off, and what changed between version two and version three. A first buy is a decision somebody has to stand behind six months later, and today the reasoning lives in a browser tab that gets closed.
- Shared assumptions
Salvage value, review time and carton sizes agreed once for the team, so two buyers sizing similar items reach comparable answers and a line review does not turn into an argument about inputs.
- The decision report
The recommendation, the comparables and the assumptions as a PDF with your company's name on it: the thing you attach to a purchase order or hand to a supplier, rather than a screenshot.
€119/month
Per team, not per seat. Five users included. Indicative: it is a starting point for a conversation rather than a price list, and if it is far from what this would be worth to you, that is exactly the thing worth telling us.
- Everything in the free tool, unchanged
- Shared library, approvals, versioning
- Backtesting on your own launches
- Decision reports with your name on them
The calculation, the interval and the methodology are never behind a paywall, and nothing is being moved out of the free tool to make room for a paid one. What you would pay for is memory, collaboration and evidence. There are no ads either; about explains why that is affordable.
A sample decision report
What comes out at the end, as a PDF a buyer attaches to a purchase order:
- The recommended quantity, what it costs, and the window it covers
- Stock-out and leftover risk, with the units behind each percentage
- The comparable launches used, and why each one matched
- Every assumption applied, including the ones left at their defaults
- The break-even sell-through, for the supplier conversation
- Who sized it, who approved it, and when the method last changed
Today you can produce most of this with Export decision on any result, printed to PDF. What the paid tier adds is your name on it, the sign-off trail, and the backtest.
Security and privacy, in short
- The free tool sends nothing, ever. No backend, no accounts, no analytics. Your launch history is parsed in the browser and stored on your own device. That does not change.
- A shared library needs somewhere shared. There is no way around that, and we will not pretend otherwise: the team tier would need a server, in the EU, holding the launch data you choose to put in it and nothing else.
- Free-tier data would never reach it. The paid backend would be reachable only by paid teams who signed up for it. Somebody using the free calculator would keep talking to nobody.
- Never pooled, never sold, never trained on. Not a promise about intentions: it is the reason this project exists in the shape it does. See privacy.
- Export and delete on request, at any time. A tool you cannot get your data out of is a tool you should not put it in.
Request beta access
Two fields, one of them optional. The second is worth more to us than the first.
Size a first buy in a minute from sector patterns, or upload your launch history for an answer built on your own products.